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LG are looking to make an impact in the Smartphone market with the LG Cookie Plus; it is a touch screen 3G device, looks very sleek and has a 3inch WQVGA display. LG have gifted there new flagship device with great SNS capabilities and a fun interactive interface, the phone has been developed partially as a celebration of the success of the previous Cookie model and partially as a step up in there Cookie range. The Cookie Plus has FM radio, a digital camera and a music player; they are all accompanied by enhanced Bluetooth technology and a 3.5mm jack.

The phone will be available in a range of colours with Black, Purple and Silver all confirmed so far, LG have kept the design simple, therefore it looks quite nice, the 3inch screen is vibrant and playful, its responsive to touch commands and performs well as a navigation tool to explore the phones many features. The Cookie Plus offers great support for social networking and messaging, in fact its been designed with SNS at its core, Facebook has its own client on the device if you are a basic social networker but other sites including Twitter and Flickr are also compatible with the phones SNS manager, LG have also added the eccentric yet kind of fun LiveSquare application; it offers a fun way of dealing with and communicating with your contacts, the contacts you choose can be represented by a series of animated avatars, you can contact them by simply picking one up and dropping on the desired form of communication below, its quite fun and never gets boring.

The very colourful, very imaginative overlay brings with it more quirky things to play with in the form of its Editable Screenshot feature, which allows you to capture screenshots from the web and send them to friends. Something its successful predecessor lacked is 3G, but with this model it comes as standard; its fast, reliable, and consistent, the browsing experience is not of the highest grade but its pretty alright considering the teeny tiny price tag LG have stuck on it.

The music player does as it should and the interface you are presented with is easy to work with; all the basic controls are sensibly sized and placed and the sound it pumps out is too bad, the bass could do with a little kick but otherwise is ok. LG have popped a digital camera on the back for the snap happy, it has a 3 mega pixel lens and will take photos to a reasonable standard, and video's come out pretty good too. The video player on the Cookie Plus will comfortably handle the basics, but don't expect a premium performance from a budget Smartphone handset.

All in all this latest batch of phones from the LG oven could well prove to be more successful than some of the expensive, high tech alternatives, it delivers a Smartphone experience for the cost of a good toaster. It has a responsive touch screen and a very user friendly interface, my money is on the LG Cookie Plus to do well, for a social network based 3G Smartphone it is very, very affordable.

by : Lee Thornton